Scott McTominay became the first Manchester United substitute to bag an added-time winner in European competition since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's famous strike at the Nou Camp.
The Norwegian's effort in 1999 helped the Red Devils complete a late turnaround to see off Bayern Munich in the Champions League final. It allowed Sir Alex Ferguson's side to claim a historic treble and remains one of the most iconic goals in the club's history.
23 years later and McTominay struck a winner after the 90 minutes was up - albeit with far less on the line. The midfielder's effort ensured United picked up three points in their Europa League group against minnows Omonia Nicosia. The Cypriot outfit were minutes away from claiming a famous point, but were ultimately denied.
